Legal aspects of health care for the elderly : an annotated bibliography
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Legal aspects of health care for the elderly : an annotated bibliography
(Bibliographies and indexes in gerontology, no. 7)
Greenwood Press, 1988
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Includes indexes
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Description
Kapp's annotated list of 617 titles, in 13 sections, focuses on sources that discuss the `identifiable body of law concerned with personal and institutional relationships, implicated by the delivery of health care for the elderly.' This work is meant for health professionals, attorneys, researchers, educators, and advanced students. The succinct yet informative annotations cover references from January 1, 1980, to August 31, 1987. . . . Highly recommended. Choice
Legal questions relating to health care for the elderly have grown increasingly numerous and complex. While these issues have been dealt with extensively by researchers and professional specialists, the literature has grown so vast in the past decade that it is difficult to keep abreast of legal developments. This bibliography is designed to assist practicing health, human services, and legal professionals as well as researchers, teachers, and students in identifying and evaluating information sources that will provide essential guidance on the legal implications of health care for the elderly.
Organized in thirteen subject sections, the volume contains more than six-hundred annotated references dealing with institutional regulations and standards of care, disability determinations, decisionmaking for critically ill patients, involuntary commitment, advocacy services for the older health care consumer, and many other topics. Citations consist of books, book chapters, journal articles, and reports published from 1980 onwards. Entries are cross-referenced systematically, and author and subject indexes are provided. This important new reference will be an invaluable working tool for professionals and students who need to understand and deal with some of the most difficult issues in the field of modern health care.
Table of Contents
Foreword by Erdman B. Palmore Entries by Topic General Sources on Law, Health Care, and Aging Informed Consent, Truth-Telling, and Mental Competency Financing Health Care for the Elderly and Legal Implications of Cost Containment Efforts Disability Determinations Elder Abuse and Neglect Involuntary Commitment, Guardianship, Protective Services, Nursing Home Placement, Restraints, and Representative Payees Provider Regulations and Standards of Care Decisionmaking for Critically Ill or Suicidal Patients Resuscitation Advance Planning for Disability Defining Death, Autopsies, and Organ Donations Research with Older Human Subjects Legal and Other Advocacy Services for the Older Health Care Consumer Bibliography Index
by "Nielsen BookData"